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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who taught history and geography in March of 1993 at Filipovic's school?
(a) Enisa.
(b) Branislava.
(c) Azra.
(d) Marija.

2. How did Filipovic wish Mikica a happy birthday?
(a) By mail.
(b) On the radio.
(c) In person.
(d) On the phone.

3. Where was Paul "the journalist" leaving for on September 8, 1993?
(a) London.
(b) Rome.
(c) Paris.
(d) Vienna.

4. What sound woke Filipovic every morning?
(a) The sound of screeching wheels from water carts.
(b) Gun shots.
(c) Shells falling.
(d) Birds chirping.

5. What day was disappointing when the personal carrier did not show up to take the Filipovic family out of Sarajevo?
(a) December 8th.
(b) December 1st.
(c) December 6th.
(d) December 23rd.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who taught physics in March of 1993 at Filipovic's school?

2. What darted across Filipovic's floor on May 8, 1993?

3. Who was the reporter from "Le Figaro"?

4. Where were Nedo and his girlfriend on May 25, 1993?

5. Where was a historic meeting going on hoping to bring peace?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Filipovic describe Paris in December of 1993?

2. What did Filipovic think about the "conditional acceptance of the Geneva agreement"?

3. What was constant in the minds of Mikica and Daco in December of 1992?

4. Describe the shelling that took place on May 31, 1993.

5. What did Filipovic say the "lunatics in the hills" had stolen?

6. Describe the changes that took place as Filipovic started seventh grade.

7. What were the "kids" doing at a meeting on August 21, 1993?

8. What was one of the problems facing Sarajevo authorities in keeping the electricity on in August of 1993?

9. Why did Filipovic visit Martina and Matea's room on April 19, 1993?

10. What illustration or story did Filipovic share at the promotion of her diary at Cafe Jez?

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